Ereck Flowers

For the first time in a while, Adam Rank is excited about the Washington Football Team. Is a second straight playoff berth in the offing? Let's explore the state of the franchise.

The Football Team could move on from 2014 third-rounder Morgan Moses as the club continues to re-shuffle its O-line heading into next season.

Ereck Flowers' tumultuous NFL career appears to have achieved some stability, and he's heading back to where he first found it. The Dolphins have agreed to trade Flowers to the Washington Football Team.

The Dolphins announced number assignments for their new rookies and veterans. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will wear No. 1. The No. 13 he wore at Alabama has been retired by Miami in honor of Dan Marino.

Denver Broncos guard Dalton Risner had a solid start to his NFL career in 2019, at least to everyone but him. The former Kansas State standout says he's pushing hard to reach the next level in Year 2.

Adam Rank revisits the 2017 NFL Draft. Just how high does Christian McCaffrey rise? Where do Deshaun Watson and his fellow quarterbacks end up?

How has player movement across the NFL impacted the league hierarchy? Dan Hanzus updates his Power Rankings following a wild stretch of free-agent signings and trades.

After a frenzied first wave of free agency, NFL rosters look stunningly different than they did just one year ago. Here is a team-by-team listing of the notable departures during a wild 2020 free agency period.

Which newly signed contracts raise the biggest questions? Gregg Rosenthal puts together a list of the 11 worst contracts of 2020 NFL free agency.

The new league year has brought a flurry of activity, with free agency and trades significantly altering rosters across the NFL. After crunching the numbers, analytics expert Cynthia Frelund spotlights three good moves and three head-scratchers.

On a wild day of player movement in the NFL, one trade stood out as the most puzzling deal of all. Gregg Rosenthal identifies Monday's biggest winners and losers.

Byron Jones is heading to Florida. The Miami Dolphins are signing the free-agent cornerback to a massive deal making him the league's highest-paid corner, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

One year after his career was in doubt, offensive tackle Ereck Flowers is signing a three-year, $30 million deal with the Dolphins that includes $19.95 million guaranteed, Ian Rapoport reports.

The grand reshuffling that is NFL free agency is upon us. So ... who's going where? Here is a constantly updated, team-by-team rundown of all the key additions and trades in this frenzied period.

Sky Sports' Neil Reynolds reflects on a wild first 24 hours of free agency!

Charley Casserly examines five storylines to watch in Week 5, including several notable aspects in the highly anticipated Packers-Cowboys bout on Sunday.

Quarterback Case Keenum had a bad Monday night against the Chicago Bears, but Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden still believes in what Keenum can bring to his offense.

Graham Barfield analyzes Amari Cooper in Year Two of Dallas' offense, Saquon Barkley's insane projected workload, all of the Eagles weapons, and whether or not any Redskins have fantasy value in his team previews.

Robert Griffin III suffered a small fracture in his right thumb, but the Ravens are hopeful their backup quarterback will return to the field by Week 1. Here is the other roster news from Saturday.

Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams is expected to not report with his teammates to training camp on Wednesday, per Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport.

Could six-time Pro Bowler LeSean McCoy be the odd man out in Buffalo's crowded backfield? As we head into training camp, Gregg Rosenthal spotlights 18 notable players who could be traded or released.

Ereck Flowers is returning to the NFC East after signing with Washington in March but the Redskins coaching staff sees him as a potential starter at left guard after a career spent at tackle.

Lance Zierlein takes a stab at projecting the compensatory picks for the 2020 NFL Draft. The Patriots and Seahawks are the teams positioned to receive the most value when the picks are awarded next year.

Former Redskins and Packers cornerback Bashaud Breeland signed a one-year, incentive-laden deal with a max value of $5 million with the Chiefs, Ian Rapoport reports.